Pudding stones/conglomerates, fossils.

[BC1969]

I thought for certain I made a post before about this but couldn't find it.
does anybody collect pudding stones ? we have quite a few, only took one pic so far but will add more later, couple non pudding fossils of some sort on top.

we would love to see others, our two biggest ones are naturally heart shaped, the bottom one a quartz conglomerate nearly broke my back putting it in my trailer after pulling it from the farm field behind our house. close to 350 pounds.
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some close ups.
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fossil pic
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petosky stone.
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Anybody know what kinda rock that is above the petosky ? like a orange quartz in something else, almost like black sandstone.

Mike

 

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[Rattlehead]

Nice pudding stones. I collect them when I can find them in southern lower west michigan. I think the dark rock is basalt

 

[PamDF]

Gorgeous stones... do you think there might be geode in any of them?

 

[BC1969]

I'm not sure, never thought about that before. that's just a small amount of the ones we have, will take more pics after I get well.

BC